New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
CHANGES ATTHE STATE CAMP
ARRIVAL OF THE FoRrY-SEyENTH REGI'
MENT

MENT.
rHr JOURNEY FROM BROOKLYN TO PrEKsKILL-
RETURN or The NINTH REGIMExT TO NETWORK.
pxrKsxiII July 9--The 47h Regiment to-day relieved
She 9th in the state camp. the assembly was
sounded In the armory OF the 47th Narcyave Broox
lyu ana shortly after 10 o'clock the troops ,ermea III
column and marched to the foot Of South Ffths wno
Superintendent g. Gwyer of the Myers Excursion aud
Navigation Company. awaited them with the steamboat
Long Branch.
The regiment was commanded by Colonel Edward
=. Gaylor and aforementioned selden c. Clo-
bridge Of the 14th, was detailed to ASSIST
him. The other officers Major John IT,
Eddy. Adjutant william H. Hubbel. surgeon
Edwin H. Ashwn. Assistant Surgeon George C. Jenrey'
Quartermaster Edward Miner. Commssary warren L.
Smith, Captain Alva g. Brown Inspector OF rine prao
tee and Chaplain Newland Maynard. The companies
were commanded As follows: Company A. First Lieuen
ant R. George williams detailed from Company NJ eo"
Bandng Company b, Captain Alfred A. Doush',' f"
lieutenant Charles II. Mcfivaine. Second Lieu'on~"
Euxenc Z. Bishop; Company d. Captain Jonn d. 'hr's
total IT, frat Lsuts Emil r. chrstofe; Company
Y C.ntain Having H. Quick First Lieutenant W. Clark
Roe: Company f. Captain Charles A Denlcke
Company G. Captain William X. Petngrew rrs'
Leutenant Frank ]. Verzau; company
Captain william FL. Eddy. First Lieutenant 'onh
w. Barlow Company X. Captain Frank j. 10 Count
f. Second Lieutenant Polhemus Cobb detail OF one
ssct,op OF the lst Battery LIST Brigade with one Napo-
lam gnu under command of First Sergeant Frederick
Jansen also accompanied the regiment Count de hes
thai General William H. Browne. now Coonei anu AS
distant OF the state OF New1orK'
and Ward r. Hodson, went with the rog'nont IS INC"
guests separate companies will also share tue
camp with the 47th. namely, the 9Th. OF Newnurg'
Captain j. T. Chase the l9th Of Poughkeepsie Captain
William Haubenesal; the Goth, OF Binghamion. Cap
tain Hiram C. Rogers. and the 9Th Battery OF blhgna
ton. Captain Laurel L. Omstead These will be known
q the Provisional Battalion and will be commanded
By Major George A. Miller and AdJutant larry A
Beneke. both OF the god.
Attn without music other than that Furnished
BIZ its fife and drum corps the rsgmeutai band. H. NJ
Augare leader. having refused al the last moment 70
70 the following alleged reasons: Some time SINCE
Is ID said drummer In the baad was intoxicated wne
duty aud discharged The leader. IL Is further
stated had agreed accompany the regiment to camp
ct rates below those allowed BY the Musical Union The
understood have reported the matter to the
union The officers OF the union informed Augarde.
who Is a member that he would be OK
PEELED II he carried out his agreement. and
under the influence Of this the leader felt
fegnental officers however, expect TO supply his DELL
The he Long Branch" lef. the pier a. Williamsburg
promptly at half past ocooE Wind aud tide were ERE
fcc c the Su f the
have been carried to and from camp on the Generai
has necessarily heen slow i've hours having
suned last week In coDveyin; the sth 10 feeKsKL
ersw IL. Long Branch into the service with
results satisfactory TO everybody The regiment prompt
II disembarked the landing at Peekski and when The
camp was reached the 9th already drawn up In line
TO- receive the nav corners As soon a. inc AItn naa
accompanied BY the 1lth Separate Company OF Noun,
Vernon began ss 81 me s L ns Branc
turned her PROV down the stream.
ooS~ TO the landing He tnen turned the command
TO Rand In order mat ne might TAKE
a e aSd nPsn' Of w With lis
manner the pier just the last man passed over
TIE plank Major Bartlett. Gss 70 r 0
al parts of boat. standing and waving their
ss ana es S
still another call until the boat was In perfect uproar
Cheeripg the band struck up Aud Lang syne and
Colonel seward remained standing on tue pier waving
to do until the boat far down the
rivsr that he Appeared like mere sPeck while his gilt
Lieutenant Coonel Rand has spent the entire week in
camp though bis slowly msndins Leg rosen on DccOra
work But he has throughout preserved mis- genial mau-
consideration and attention Of Colonel and
OF his comrades. In military the week Is de
s1ps.s - the possible with the work
Of the Lieutenant Colonel Rand said he thought
longer; He gave g. his reason for this orin.
required to thoroughly acquant the men with
the theoretical knowledge OF their duties out OF doors and
she time remaining did not ADMIT OF the opportuntyt ac
Quire the practical training Indispensable 10 perfect I'M
derstandng and movement The 9th Regiment. par
cularly he said has not the afmory TO
which II justly entitled OF the historic veteran
regiments OF the Rebellion, and In their case especially
longer period In camp where battalion drill is possible.
would be ofimmense advantage
The 9Th separate company Of Troy, the 4lst OF SYRIA
and the 3eth OF Oswego which have camped with
the 9h left the camp this afternoon at 22O o'clock for
their several homes
The 9th Regiment returned from camp at Peekskl last
evening, arriving by the Long Branch at the foot Of
Tweni yrst $50 O'clock LsutenantColon Rand
in command. Owing TO his la Leness resulting
from his recent injury, he only led the regiment
from the boat, when he turned the command over TO
Major Bartlett, who in turn marsnsed them back to
their armory Lieutenant Colonel kaud driving thither
10 coupe by another route. fhe line OF march WAS
through TweDy-third-st to Hfth-ave along Fifthave
TO Twenty -sixth-st and thence westward to
the armory. Large crowds along the street watched
the procession and ed favoraby upon the
csion of marching Of the and the generally hne
appearance which they presented
The l1th teparate Company. OF Mount Vernon COM
nanded by a tain Pressey and First Lieutenant Kind
Ter, disembarked at Yonkers
A. the Losg Branch passed General Grants tomb at
Riverside Park Captain K G. Gibson suggested q re-
turning salute and the band aud hfe and drum corp
played The 5tarSpangled Banner.